week 10 (Start Systems) Flashcards

1
Q

2 types of start system

A

Electric and pneumatic

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2
Q

During normal Turbine Engine running, what drives (rotates) the AGB??

A

HIGH PRESSURE ROTOR

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3
Q

When the starter on AGB is engaged, what engine part will rotate first?

A

ACCESSORY GEARBOX

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4
Q

when the starter on AGB is engaged to start, what else (besides the AGB) will the starter motor Rotate?

A

HIGH PRESSURE ROTOR

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5
Q

What kind of starter do you find on modern small gas turbine engines?

A

Starter-Generator

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6
Q

What is the function of a Starter-Generator

A

When they are not being used to start the engine, they are being driven by the engine to produce electricity for aircraft system use

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7
Q

PURPOSE of Turbine EngineAIR Starting Systems

A

provides the initial rotor rotationto start the turbineengine.

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8
Q

3 TYPICAL SOURCES FOR STARTER PNEUMATIC AIR PRESSURE

A

APU (Auxiliary Power Unit)
GPU(Ground Power Unit)
Other Engine’s Pneumatic system

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9
Q

a low pressure, axial flowair motor that has a very high power to weight ratio.

A

Pneumatic Starter

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10
Q

What other component “drives” the AGB?

A

The AGB’s “Engine Hand-Turn Access”.Often referred to as the “maintenance hand-crank”

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11
Q

Pneumatic starters will incorporate a ___ ____ on their output shafts which will break at a predetermined gear train induced torque force to prevent damage to the engine.

A

Shear Point

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12
Q

The STARTER drive shaft always ____ with the engine’s AGB.

A

Rotates

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13
Q

what is the purpose of having choked (Convergent) nozzles before the turbine?

A

to speed up the airflow so that it impinges greater kinetic energy on the turbine wheel.

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14
Q

Pneumatic Starter Valve is _____ Controlled and ____ Operated

A

Electrically Controlled and Pneumatically Operated

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15
Q

In absence of air pressure Start Valve will spring load to?

A

Closed position

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16
Q

Typically most pneumatic valves have an arrow engraved on the body to indicate?

A

Correct Airflow

17
Q

What ATA chapter is Starting?

A

ATA Chapter 80

18
Q

This starter may be operated using conventional low pressure air from an APU, ground cart or running engine

A

High – Low Pressure pneumatic starter

19
Q

This starter uses gas that is produced by the rapid burning of an explosive charge, the gases then impinge on the starter’s turbine.

A

Cartridge Pneumatic Starter

20
Q

To bring an engine and its compressor/turbine up to idle speed requires a combined effort between ?

A

the starter and the turbine that drives the compressor.

21
Q

If the engine fails to accelerate during a start, this is known as?

A

Hung Start

22
Q

If the starter were to be disengaged following light-off, a ‘__ ___’ would be the result, causing significant damage to the engine.

A

Hot Start

23
Q

What would happen if you supply more fuel to the engine in a hung start?

A

Over-temp

24
Q

Engines that use a FADEC / EEC system to manage powerplant operations will most likely use the ____ to start the engines.

A

Computer